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The economic case for global vaccinations: an epidemiological model with international production networks

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Access to COVID-19 vaccines: Global approaches in a global crisis

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A Global Pandemic Remedy to Vaccine Nationalism

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COVID-19 vaccines as global public goods : between life and profit

King, Katiuska; Carranza Barona, César - 2022

In the context of a health emergency like the COVID-19 pandemic, the global availability of and access to vaccines are imperative. This research paper provides an analysis from the perspective of international political economy, of the financing of COVID-19 vaccines and of the market strategies...

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